To:THE CHIEF PEAT COMMITTEE[1]

Published:First published in 1933 inLenin Miscellany XXIV.

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11. XI. 1919

Rethe report submitted for 1919:

1)Itis desirable to publish theresultsinEkonomicheskaya Zhizn(and send me 1 copy).

2)Thereare plenty of detailed tables, butno summary
tables:

—comparisonof production in 1918, 1919 andearlier(number of days? % of machines in operation? etc.)

—concisemap? or distance from railway stations?

—conditionsfor setting in motionallmachines?

—comparabledata on production in relation to
consumption (food and manufactures)?

[1]Onthe back of this letter, I. I. Radchenko, Chairman of the Chief
Peat Committee, wrote: “A report on the 1919 peat campaignwas sent to Lenin at 1 p.m. on November 11, 1919. On the same
day, at 11 p.m., this comment on it was received.”